Nowhere is curation as important as when it comes to representing criminalisation: then, an image that is fully tailored to the message conveyed rather than the realities of a complex minority identity takes over.
Curated Queerness: Between Acceptance and Criminalisation Read More »
The problem isn’t surveillance in itself, which can and does have helpful sides, but whether or not it is done with respect for human rights, and what recourse exists for abuse and prevention of it.
The Two Faces of Surveillance: Human Rights, Crime and Criminalisation Read More »
Despite the fall of the authoritarian government, trans and intersex Bangladeshis remain tethered to the existing systems of social and digital criminalization.
Will the Policing of Trans People Continue in the ‘New Bangladesh?’ Read More »
